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Thames Advertiser, Volume VIII, Issue 2177, 20 October 1875, Page 1

j ru/Amusements.,; j thbatbe royal. Lesseoj ••' • <"• 1 • R. J, De Lias' LASTj FOUR NIGHTS OF MISS CARRY ; ! : QBOIWJBI ; r L MILLION, PEIOES;!. NOIICF.—Tho Management have resolved to - lower the prices of-admission to tbo Mowing • ; : reduced tariff:—■■■. L. i ■ ; I'KOKT SEATS, 3s j,; ! UPPER CIRCLE,' 2s; ' : " PIT, OKE SHILLING. This (wemesday) evening, Oct.' ,20, tho performancoAvill : commouce witb> j : I PLAYING WITH FIRE! Mbs Db, Bavaoh • Miss CARRY GEORGE ' Mrs Iferbert'Waverly (with Song).'■ i iT ' " Miss Lizzie Morgan ; -.<To conclude with thd Screaming Comedy of ' !■;>.. WOODCOCp LITTLE GAME! ■ : Reduced, Prices! .Reduced Prices] for th'o last''.. .y L Four Nights 1 • •'•V >, THURSDAY—PYGMALION and-GALATEA,. : FRIDAY BVBNING, OCTOBER 22, . : > Grand Fashionable'Niglit j Benefit to >.. :V MISS CAREY GEORGE; .n} Under the Distinguished Patronage 'of ' 1 , , i HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR. : Fpr further particulars, see future advertise-. , ; :; : montß. . - 7; r ; .Front Seals, 3s; Upper Circle, 2a; Pit, Is. "liiltßii&iE -aimEM? |QBBAT .^pß^loisiilky ~;i ' A r TH L;EfiV CARNIVAL, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 9tb, 187.5. :. . THE' Proprietor of Ellerslie Gardens an« j nounces that on the Prince of Wales' BirtHday r ho will give: Valuable Prized for I Athletic Competitions to como off in the' Gardens on that day. The principal ■ prize willje THE BIRTHDAY CUP, VALUE £50,This mil bo competed for in three running handicaps of 100 yards, 300 yards, and 880 yards, For running first in any of the races G point* ' will he allowed, for running second 4 points, and for running third 2 points. ; The Competitor scoring .the highest total O , , points in the three races 'will receive the first ; , prizo, £25 in money, and a Valuable.Silver Cup : ' ' presented „by Mr Joseph Ellis,' Exchange Hotel, Queen-street. A second aggregate of £8, and a third of £5, will also bo given. ; ( In addition to the aggregate prizes, first and ■ second prizes'of £3 and £1 respectively will be awarded at each distance. Entries, .with, fee.of 10s, aud the Competitora* • hailing-place and...<»lours, i to, bo.B^nt.to. the,■, Secretary .lApd 1 jflandicapper,,, ,Mr ; A.KIRO,: <•.< care!of tMrf. j.. Ellis, Exchange .Hotel, ,en ,ot , i23rd at 9',p.m, Anyone entering under a false name will bo disqualified,. ; The Handicaps will.be published,.. as soon as possible after the closing of the . entries.'.

; Fanoy Repository. THAMES BAZAAR, JOHN KEESING, CROCKERY WARE, CHINA, GLASS, ■■ .■ HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES, USEFUL ARTICLES, AND : FANCY GOODS • ESTABLISHMENT. ■TIB lABGBST. AND MOST YABIED STOCK i OP THE CLASS OF GOODS ON " IHE.THAMEB, J ■ " JUST OPENED, IX 'LUTTERWORTH, 1 ; ,ij BEAUTIFUL assortment o£ WAX T A; FRUIT, and' CAMBRIC and SILK 1 \ FLOWKBS, under Glass Shades, from 8 inches to iO inches high j Manilla Kit', Qla.ss Shades, ' ! Raided Wool ana Btad Worked' Slippers; a" splendid assor'tinent'of Vases and Ornaments, Dofj Whistles, Electro-plate and Metal Teal 'and Coffee Fota and I 'Services, best. Concertinas, Boys' Building Bricks; Shell Boxes, various } '{ r Tea ; Traya and Waiters Gents' Shirt Suites in Gold, Pearl, Black, Ivory, Plated, &o,; Cloth Brasheß, with and without handle; Per- , fume Sets, 8 and 6 pieces; Musical' Albums, '• Puff Boxes with Puffs, various;' Mouth Organs, Large Wood Dolls, Steel and Gold Beads, Razor Strops, Feather-edged Fans, Workbox Fittings, &c.,&c, An Goods oabefuiiy Packed Ebbs o? Ghabqe. Three Doors from Bank of New Zealand, ! BROWN-STBEET, GRAHA ■' STOW. ; Closed on Saturday until Sundown, : i Plumber: and Gasfltter., w.: ■ GEOKGJi IfcOiUl, fIASFITTEB, 'PLUMBER,' TIN & COPPER. ' SMITH, ETC, ' ' '' TRADE, from the rudest barter of the savage to the inost refined and complicated trans« 11 ' : action of the British Merchant, is but the effort of Bociety to supply its own wants, &E OR® E MflC A U L, .. i. -t; Has for Sale feet Gas Pipes, aU sizes - 250 Chandeliers and Brackets, Ornamental : and Plain ■ " Every description of Brass Cocks, from i Pet to2J Blow-off , t An extensive Btock and aliipinonta to arriva 5 of Gas Fittings, suitable for the Trade } ' j • the largest in the Province of Auokland ■■ 3 ' AH patterns and sizes of Bell Pulla and I Fittings ' : _ . : A large assortment of Indiarubber Hose, • Brineh Nozdes and Couplings complete'/ J-inch Water Pipe, laid at 6d per foot Galvanised Iron Air Pipes fm) mines j Half* round and O.G. Spouting, all sizes Patent Beer Engines with fancy handles Patent Enamel Snn Lights, Reflectors, and Coronals Patent Safety Fire-damp Lamps Patent Lubricators, Steam Gland Cock*, Gauge Cocks, and all requisite Fitting . for Battery work, Estimates given for all work connected with the Trado, and Good Workmanship guaranteed, GEOBGE McOAUL, Opposite the Academy of Music, Bbowhibbbt.